UK Soca Road March 2016
The Soca Road March competition challenges the best emerging and established soca artists based in the UK.
Whilst the Carnival Road March has existed in the Caribbean for many years (it started in 1932 in Trinidad & Tobago.)
The UK equivalent, named Soca Road March is relatively new, the first competition has taken place in 2010.
Organised by Flagz Radio, the competition rewards the most popular soca song amongst the masquerade bands, throughout the Notting Hill carnival.
The song that is played the most at the Road March judging zone chaired by the Caribbean Music Association officials on UK Avenue (Chepstow Road), wins.
The aspiration of the competition is to distinguish and valorise UK soca music, as such, only UK based artists are invited to participate.
The contenders and their tracks for the 2016 UK Soca Road March competition are ..
TriniBoi Joocie – {Oye}
Sunshine & Nadiva – {Unstoppable} AND {Keep Wukking}
Terrah Dan – {Rough So} AND {Bounce Back}
Jo Money – {Stop}
Scrappy – {Ready to Go} AND {Stage}
Soca Johnny** {Some Fun}
Keisha K – {Jab Giving Horn} AND {Pass Me}
Gerry Ranks – {Happiness}
Winners Prizes (Soca Road March 2015)
1st Place
- £250 cash
- Trophy bearing the Title of UK Soca Road March Winner 2015
- Exclusive performance of winning track at CMA dinner and dance,
- And at Flagz Radio Birthday fete in December 2015
- Exclusive Music Video Production of the Winning track and Artist.
- Flagz Radio will Market & Digitally distribute the winning track from October 2015
- The Winning artist will receive 60% of all revenue, paid quarterly, and a statement every 30 days.
- Winning track will be power played on Flagz Radio for a 3 month period of Oct to Dec 2015.
2nd Place
- £150 cash & track power played on Flagz Radio for a 3 month period of Oct to Dec 2015.
3rd Place
- £100 cash & track power played on Flagz Radio for a 3 month period of Oct to Dec 2015.
View the list of all Road March 2015 contenders
In the meantime listen to Soca Road March 2015 winner: Triniboi Joocie with Mawd: